This week, I intend on fully flaunting my limited imagination, provide my rudimentary impressions on the greater aspects of life
Category: Articles
A Humane Imperialism
“Everything considered wisdom at the beginning of the war would be proven folly by its end.” I was rereading A
1865: The Triumph of Commerce Over Agrarianism
The ruins of factories and military warehouses still smoldering, the victorious conqueror rides into his vanquished foe’s capitol flanked by
The Tomorrow That Never Came
It was the late 1980s and somewhere just outside Jacksonville, Florida, on the way to Cape Canaveral, it was going
Marie and Madeline
As a little tyke, Madeline, my mother’s younger sister, was the candy bringer, always with a roll of lifesavers in
Revive the Southern Belle
All across Dixie, women have forfeited and abandoned their traditional lifestyles. No longer do they wait politely for the right
Paganism: This Ain’t It, Chief
Many in the Alt-Right have made valid criticisms of the Church over the past few years. The Pope, the Episcopalians,
My Prodigal Return Part 1: Crossing the Line
It is not for kings, O Lemuel, It is not for kings to drink wine, Nor for princes intoxicating drink;
Streaming The Past Away
I hate Netflix and, for that matter, every other streaming service. Long before the company decided they had the right
13 Signs of Suburban Blight
Jase-Man, the first signs are the macro signs, the media and political announcements declaring who are the targets of criminal